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Morning journal and courier., 1887-06-09
Monument Day Notes.

General Edward L. Molineux, of New York, wrote General Greeley last evening that he would be here on Monument day.
 Augustus R. S. Foote of Washington, D. O., son of Admiral Foote, will be here on the evening of the 18th and will be initiated into Admiral Foote post in company with Gen eral Terry.
 Arrangements are being made for the placing of cable around the summit of the rock It will be ten feet from the brow. All dangerous places will be fully protected.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-06-09

Soft Shell Crabs and Strawberry Short
 Cake Served in frst-class style at City Hall Dining Rooms, Church corner Court street.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-10

6'a Ewo!ch ";nekun6w, DO my
i bez togo znamy nasze obo'
wiazE.i talk co do relig;;i. jake
tel nlechaj do siebic
zastos'Je przyslowle:- PiInuj
szewc2e, twego kopy>a'
Nareszc!e prosze Nie zapomi-
nae, Re Gaz. hatoh;cdae aotad
nlo rugo"aiismy Z .aszych pa
rafj j-ze c.erplelisny j4 mic
okfAdali klatw9, jak to czyniq
inni re Zgodq & gdzieniegd2iie
tak2e 2 Naa1usem wskutek o.
statnIej kurenly chicagosklnjj,
wsze|ako bezskutecZnis, = Mai.
ster.
O k:,tolickiein Zjodnoczeniu
naplszelny / danny swoie 2d*-
ME lnne raza.
Ie9su ze StomarzySzeala hsle5y.
Powy1s2H artyku| przsslsny
rcwnoc1esuie do Zgc9y j Uto-
yus0.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-10

Zwiaaku, je5eliby >iopatrzyH
sic " nim c:euia po,7ejrzenla, IL
w @Ztmkn" iek sprzeciwia re
waru,'koln nasze:l sw WARY,
dpplero mieiiby prawo ostlo
wYstapi6 prZeciw teinnS Zwisz-
&owl.
W2y"an kazdego 2 ksiezy
przec'wnego cbozu, ably mrie
raczyS poinformoSae, jeaeli W
czem Ne myle, lecz ME W lSo-
sclele, nie pomiedzy wiasny
M parahanam', ale publicznie
W -~:.:ec;c. u Ie2eli mas ltory
przekSna, ze ]csteSu.y ma zie)
droase, chetnie przyznamy mu
s]uszr csc i pot!zieNujelny ia
sPrcwadzeme mas d teJ z}ei
drog' ;'a jaka p:zez n!ewlado-
NOSE ~stapilismy, a orrocz
pooIie@v"";il bedziecie sn.ell
zaSlr:3i p'z"l Bog;em "a u'a-
fni,,n.,i,- nD p,tn,i..,t iyc,.,,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-10
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ouplisG jln, DO nie wied2a, CO
1vri%,," tie; BY to Syn b.
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p,trah:.t to same uczs NC j
y liz ~ 1a pgzrslaciowctw
na>1ll 0,czy1ny Erofauow
WARY :vietej!: "atpe har'i2o,
j,u ,atu utumu "pr1oa laEa~
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ny Shiny ia S,owl sA i':;~ Hb1
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-10
W Grand Rapids. Mich.

T"waNystwo muzyczne pod nazwa
Pulaski daje W dniu u l',tcgo
przcdstawienic tratralrc ma wiasna
!(orzyst. - Odegrana bedzic STU
ka: Zenastd z mai'o$ci - Pc przed,
stawicnil, b l.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-10
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s.sa
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tkSAtEa lAffDD5h}ISStz.isl
ma .jej artyku], podqny w nu-
merze S pod tytu}em ,,Hece
ZgoJy."
w bredniach swolch k}am-
stwie Guzeto KMohck0 dosie-
gla szczehla na,wyAsaego.--i 2
tej wy&yny, iakby Z tronn ia
kiego, o'!zywa sic swym chra-
pliwym gloscm rcxbitego Gym
bafu rzl"a wa@yss!Sim W o.
czy, a saczcg6lnici kaplanom,
popierajaoym Zwiqzek Mar,
Pol, ;1raganiem, n" iakle tyl-
kc ualeAacy do tej sazety zdo-
bye sic 'nagli lub nloga. Mo
Wi np Guzeta katoiicha: ,ls:'
nis,y 5adeu s:1 :1plan~Polai5, AMI
Guzcta Lotrl;ciu ?ie wystepo-
wall, au; tel w.ystypow#d be
da rrze@iw L"laslSnwi Narodv-
wemu itt'." T.'lie k,amstwo g.
bur2u! C1,3 Gu:sja -hmc!icd g
ME .r151ro",'na schi., jak 70
,,"p#1aIa 80 Iwl9 elk zoszleg.so
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krutha N'a par,is c, 5a zapo
n,1a}a d2j1h II .!rndnja, ktG~
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ruieso roi:nn s,Aje inAb}ieslie
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-10

&w. Wo;riccl,a wycpili, zc drukova!
s>iq2k@ D}ngiemu la * n;brow
ssie@o. Dawniel orzeruist ks 10.
'asM'sE;ego. q teraz pon1aga} sczer-
niaG ks. Dabrowskiego, Diugi
sir,i,.la} diva raw
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-10

! ME zastoi sic W Iwiazku ahi
miesjqca'
Wy bySclie .luz powiedziel'.
gdybyscie ly]ko wicdziel, al"
Wy cheecie sylko na' prcst ych
ludzi halamucic
piisz. Gazota Ka,oLcko, 1t:
on: wie1za, ii ei kapfani CO dn
Zwiazku naleza, pragna TAX,
ijak i ON (od Gazety Katohc-
hiJ) aby lud polski zachowa]
wiare o]c6w it'd ia te2 WIEN,
2e ci kaplani, kt6'zs do Zw;az-
ku naleza, pragna 2b"wirpia
dusz naszy:'1 a!,- czy q cd
Gazcty Katohchsej; lego prayua,
w to mi sic wierzyG ME chce,
DO oni mas tylko balamucit
potra6a. Lepiej byscie zrob:li,
azebyscie do Zviazku .,aszego
p'zystapili ''%zeln ra!e'n Zied-
ncczenlem eas1eu;. mlt 20.
bill ruzdwolen punIly,,aH III
III.
Ftu21c!s.eh hurTu
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-10

k'owi"~a, k. Lar:'la j ks. pitasa
.ak" nibs nicpsaw'lq jest, co po-
ding @rane@a ar,.,l-'.lu W yazecie
rzel1i"wlvoEi'i m;ai pow;elziec
prveci" Sios'r";n lTrye:llnlso,n pod
czas suisyi W i'itts|,ar.hu
D3i"na l'xpcz, IL *. il~tasxew
Ski dopjcro ter;.z, po ;upi vie trzech
miesiecy, jali 'V;arus zaEniescil
streszczenic jeg" kaz:lni;., wygioszo-
nego VI listopa1xir " Pjt-sburghu
wSasnych show SIC Nsypicra.
Podtu1 Nr:;."ozdailia, umiesx
cz"ne:.o " 81 nu:ncr<y Wiurusc
minl"nego rokn, powi"dzial ks. ko-
iaszcwsEi IA oven kazan;u mniej
wiecej c" rastgpvie:
TX hani Br;lc;;.! ME przvczv
n,ajric sic 90 >is;adrk. kt6rc ten
agent 'nzad:". 30 10 cszrstwo -
ce Urszr,anki 20 ia3ics podcjrzan.
aoh;et,, 10 c@emHz sic do zydGw
udawaiy? A ten aoen. to dla tego
lrdzl chce pieni2dzc sc,aeac, ably
Il tcmp robi% business - nir w.ecrI,
Pl.:cstr2e-c;..n was. Il ochani Blacia,
stro'Hri" cd tych Isi:zlsowych, bo
70 >*a-any, q teh agent tH jcs, pc
~Iami"r szatana! Diahc} W starym
Nraja pose3:'F babe, @dzic sam me
wNk"FaG ME ,noGl - t;.taj zas po-
,eia cart p'zcElety takich ageot6w:
Prrch Z ni.n, br 10 za,92a vayza'"
Wyrazy, jake N4 Nancnik DR..
i;dzyeAi wioayl W ust;, ks. Koia.
%<.q >i.icmu ME Wi i:coj sic r6znia
cd p"dancao ed ior2 - csz-z enia
W':'""<, we-c, .:aa ,fo@a aelayd
obru.it
/reszt4 ~vi.az"lo ,ie przcd
.aGc1n swieckm W pittSburghl
19ln L! yruonia, :" ,,rocpSic ob. *.
D. Nowaka przcclw Jdzefowi
Gll s.,k .ew ;ezowj, ac Ks. hu}as2rw
,hi dot'H;cI :ie v swojem listopa-
i@We"l ,l">anit " t'''sIlrgu publ.
r2nei o',el2i s.ostr U,szulanek
CZerniowi:.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-10

| fuiushi daje W dniu u lutcgo
przedstawicnie t"asralrc ma wiasna
| l>"yzyst. - Odegrana bedzic STU
sa: Zemastd mi'c$ci - Po przeA-
! stawlcniu b 4 l.
Z Grand -Ropids doncsxa mi
zc wszelk;e usitowania, polaczenia
t%mtcjszych dw6ch grur Zwiazko-
wych Tow. Narodowr-p Polskic-
go poo weZwanicm Sw. Stanisiawa
kostk," (4o czionk6w) / Towarzy-
silva ,,k9l;ciuslki'' 80 czl. rozbija
jq s;e o upor ki!<u 'u'izi. nj, mo
.,acych pojac rrawdy. 2awartei "
przy,{owii: ,.Z-oda budu,c, niczgo-
'l;t rninnjc." Powiadaja oni, 7c To
warzystwo Ko<ciuszAi, ,najacc 100
Jolar5u, got6w}<i, zle by na tenn
wsSzi" 4dyhy sc l,claczy!o Tow.
Narodem pols%cnt, ma a;acem 400
d1!. Gl!rgu, ale p'zytcm rlzcmilcza-
u, &c Tow. Is Koscil:sz&i nie ma ~
%nai mefurhowci wo~nosrl, pod
cas- gdv fowatzys1wc N4rol d o.
W z ol SIX ic posiada Gw;a loty
i h&i%, v ,,tos>i 1000 lo]%r6w
i@:u-as de!tTtl : hyund re-
y 'ds lprrsNvnIrncyH, wymierzom
,.:1+ CIV pro @y'rHt"wl row Kos
r'r~:>i, kor%.s 20 p'zyr@n,uia Dc
Ii ko5ur0:s. . i:rp;5'ili1,a, 2 row~.
d. Il. n!by .cvai-en, MINI" prate
SOW "5"lslnSri c1icnlum, rhcc
ly&epr>M&,t%i1 30, :,o2eisir Towarzy-
.t"u re :>talis}awlalami VIC
',ss nie very, b. til; iyf". aoonie
80" ,asn miiei hs wi'lri&l, zehy
"xcrca.: ,o,i1i.6" Il Grand Rapid,
y. ,,etac&y i, :,a;lc'i n"z"ytav'a,y
.px| ~. jnu-, ln2jo : tel N4rv.poa
n.>I i:orzy:.~I. M"jst"l t"wie
~~"i" ".'a.iic 4, @pdr..ri sprawir
8, ,nG .t.pi.!, .;.I;crv, 20. ="
an,.g u. ;.,'urlpaoy ~ etru@v IaN.
f,.H 'o' ,'oo w,Z%aalaN ~. 's';%-
u -f.n. iAn.rl', 10 ,;:.rc ri 4 40.
.~pn's ry,Ea' ~ 5',H~u$u ri~"'i".
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-04-14

Parker, Of London. TO preach the memorial
sermon of the late Rev. n. w. Beecher on
the anniversary OF his birthday, June IA.
As the Albany express run through the
city Of Charleston, Mass, on the evening of
April :, it was fired into, the bullet passing
IN at one window and out at another be-
tween the heads of two passengers.
Wednesday evening an unknown
miscreant tried to assassinate Rev. Mr..
Lowry, a Methodist clergyman of Allegheny
City, Pa The bullet passed within an inch
OF his head.
Three men were killed on the 18th,
at shaft 10 OF the new aqueduct in New
York by the falling Of a cage They were
Edward Sheedy, J. Oskinilli and Antoine
| COlOna.
At Boston, Mass, March so. at a
meeting of the directors of the Union
Pacific road President Adams and the
former officers were reel -cted.
On the 18th. twenty-one houses were
burned ut Spring Gardenborough, Pa,
making thirty five families homeless. Loss,
> .OUJ, insurance small.
There were two shocks of earthquake
al Burlington, Vt, on the 10th, and people
We're seized with a panic, but no damage
was done.
On the Sth, the village of Cochecton,
Sullivan county, n. Y, was practically
washed away by foods.
senator Hale of Maine, has gone to
Paris
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-04-14

London Truth: Miss Faithful the
other day contrasted our Victoria with
her predecessor, Elizabeth. whom She
describedas being headstong, masculine.
and capricious. with her frills. pufl's.
padding. and paint, her court one vast
arena of intrigue and outside show. her
domestic life a blank, and her heart
consumed by restless passion which
both duty and ambition refused to con-
vert into peaceful welded love.
Miss Faithful remarked that the
position of women had much altered
for the better since the Queen came 10
the throne. Men are no longer allowed
to beat their wives that is to say, not
with too large a stick nor does ever
thing belonging to 4 wife now become
her husband property; and the lecturer
related how her friend, Sir John Bow
ring, used to say of the marriage sery-
ice: with this ringI thee wed-that'
sorcery; with my body | thee worship
that's idolatry; with all my worldly
goods thee endow- that's "a false
hood -
And, indeed, il seems to her marve-
Ions that man could keep his cOnuten-
ance while making such an assertion
when he knew that at the close of the
ceremony he could not only keep his
own but take possession of all of hers.
Fifty years ago. she said, it was thought
hardly seemly for woman to write
book.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-04-14
II TILE EAST.

At New York City. between 4 aui
Il O'Clock, an the night IF April 3, while
nearly all OF 80 families, comprising about
-OO persons. were asleep in the tEe-story
tenement at u Sixteenth street fire broke
out I'm the bakery In the basement and
first. second. and third and special calls
thronged The vicinity with fire apparatus
AID ambuianges from the hospitals Smoke
filled the tenement but the iiTemcu warmed
through the house directing the occupants
To the fire escapes. All hVt % persons We're
thus able "a make their escape. TIE 20 who
were injured were helped out by tiremen
and the ambulance corps. Though the
possibilities Of a dreadful disaster were
great the actual injuries are not fatal IN
any case. Loss about $1,000
The LochieI Iron Compauy'- fur
mace and the furnace Of the Paxton iron
Works. at Harrisburg, Pa, have shut down.
and it Is said that the Cressouia Nail Works
will also cease operations, ON account OF
freight rate changes resulting from the
interstate commerce law This throws 30
men ont 81 work-
\ systematic scheme If robbery on
the Pan Handle railway system, by which it
is estimated $4,000 worth ~ property has
been stolen within year which the railroad
has had 10 pay for has been brought 10 an
ployess az different points ON the lines.
Fiffv Sax were lodged Ia jail nt Flttsburg,
ia on the ltb Conductors. l7WEagcmeu.
brgkeWru. station agents. engineers, &c,
are implicated.
John r Raymond. iha di-ting i-hed
-Cal sellers r. tbe stage 5ieI at Evans
vile. Ind on the Hb. IF paralysis % the
heart. The funeral took place uu the 1874
sr tire Fi-t- Church Around the Corner
View Work City lie left Co bis wife life in
surauee Of the v8lue II s5i0ol and per
q and real property nearly as much
At New York. on Monday the
cruiser Atlantis attempted TO make a trial
trip. but a defect was discovered in the
engines and the trial was again postponed.
There is stil trouble with the guns, and the
ordnance bureau may have 90 build
another set Of guns
When Lord Lans,a,wne opened par
Lament on the l4th at Ottawa, the galleries
were closed for the first tue In the history
Of the Dominion, On sgs.,l an occasion.
L.ansdowne hsd resolved threatening letters
and was afraid 70 appear On the hoor below
with crowded galleries.
By the explosion Of a kerosene
lamp in q house at Bridgeport, Conn. on
the 7th, the building burned and 50 quickly
/ that the 20 inmates got ont with difficulty
and four people, from jumping out OF win
dows we're probably fatally injured.
The Cunard line steamer Pagonia.
Capt. Mckay. which sailed from Queens
town April 18th for Boston. collided with and
sunk a fishing smack OF Cape Clear. Two
OF the occupants Of the smack were
drowned.
Il
The Beecher 9em0rial c0nmltte has
extended an Informal Invitations to Drl
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-04-14

IdaM. Tarbell in the ChdutauquaH:
The woman who would become Jour
nalst must fit into the organization
wherever she is needed. She may be
asked to read articles and prepare
them for the printer, to condense a
paper of 5000 words into /, 900 without
emitting a point or weakening an argu-
ment, read proof, hold copy for proof
reader, write advertising paragraph,
attend TO editorial correspondence, look
after the makeup of the form prepare.
advertising circulars, review books
write obituaries, report events. write
headlines, answer questions, look after
the exchanges. make clippings, COM
pile articles, write editorials or do a
hundred other things. If she earns n
permanent place she must do some one
of these things better than any other
available person, and before she rises
to an editorial position she ought to
know how to do them all and, what is
more, know when others are doing
them right.
Journalism is by no means purely lit
erary work, nor is it without its disad-
vantages. The halo which surrouds it is
largely fictitious. Every department
of the work has more or less dTudgery
connected with it; the editor-in-chief
knows what he wants and. does not
want. and all work must be done in ac-
cOrdance with his views, often in direct
opposition to personal tastes; the hurry
of the work, particularly on daily and
weekly papers. is a heavy strain; the as
sociations in reportorial positions are
not always pleasant; advancement is
often slow, as even a person well fitted
for the work is long time obtaining
thorough command of his resources,
The d;sads sntages peculiar to women
are not many. a greater liberality Of
ideas as a rule characterizes journalists
than any other professional men, and
the question of ability is usually the
only one raised There are certain
kinds of reporting as police and NOR
que news.impossible TO a woman; but it
Is a kind of news which advancing civil
lization makes more and more unpop-
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4 Woman of Nerta

A case Of extraordinary pluck upon
the part of woman occurred at JEFF
ferson medical college clinic recently.
says the Philadelphia Record. The
lady applied to have a tumor removed
from her arm. The doctors told her
that they wonld have TO administer
ether, as the operation would prove 50
very painful This she refused They
offered her glass Of wine or brandy.
bat the lady simply waved it away. say
ing that she would be able to undergo
the operation. The doctors consulted
for a moment and decided TO take the
woman at her word and 90 ahead. They
barred her arm 10 the shoulder. laid her
on her side, and then buried the knife
In the flesh, cut big cash over six
inches in length. pulled the bleeding
pieces apart. removed the tum0r, scrap
ed the bone. and then sewed the parts
together During all this time the
patient never moved Not a cry escap-
ed her. and as she gritted her teeth her
face became as white as a sheet. After
the operation was concluded DIR. Brin-
ton, turning to the 600 students, said.
There Is not man among YOU Who
could have stood that operation as
heroically a. tIis woman.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-04-14
How Beeeher Captured an Audience.

One of the most dramatic events in
the oratorical career of Henry Ward
Beecher occurred in Richmond five years
ago this spring, during his lecturing
tour through the South The announce
ment that he was to lecture at Mozart
Hall on The North and the South
filled the old building. 1t was his first
appearance in Richmond since the War,
and he was rather doubtful about the
kind of reception he would get When
he walked out on the stage he saw be-
fore him distinguished audience OF
Southerners, including several of the
leading Generals on the losing side. In
the fourth row of the orchestra sat Gen.
Fitzhugh Lee, and Just behind him Gen.
Rosser, while near by were EX-Gov.
Extra Billy" Smith and Gov Cameron.
No applause greeted the great preacher
rs he stepped before the fOotlights.
The ladies leveled their glasses
at him with cold curiosity, and the
men looked cody expectant. Some
Misses from a few rowdies in the gal
lery did not tend to dispell the chillness
of the reception.
Mr.. Beecher surveyed the audience
camly for a moment, and then stepping
directly in front of Gen. Lee, he said:
II have seen pictures of Gen. Fitzhugh
Lee, and | judge that you are the man;
am | right?'
The General, slightly taken aback
by this direct address, nodded stiflly,
while the audience bent forward
breathless with curiosity as to what
was going to follow.
Then said Mr.. Beecher his face
lighting up, Il want to offer you this
right hand which in its own way,
fought against you and yours twenty
five years ago, but which | would now
willingly sacrifice to make the sunny
South prosperous and happy. Will
you take it, General?'
There was a moments hesitation, a
moment of deathlike stiffness in the hall,
and then Fitzhugh Lee was on his feet,
his hand was extended across the foot
lights, and was quickly met by the
warm grasp of the preachers.
At first there was a murmur, half of
doubtfulness. from the audience; then
there was hesitating clapping of hands,
and before Beecher had Embossed the
hand of Robert +. Lees nephew-now
governor of Virginia-there were
cheers such as were never heard before
in old Mozart, though it had been the
scene of many a War and political
meeting. Philddeiphid Press
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-04-14
The Godfather made a Mistake.

a story is told in regard to a christen-
ing in the lower end Of the
city. Mother, father, and infant were
on hand. Also the godfather. The
good priest proceeded with the cere-
mony until it was necessary to name the
child. The godfather, as is usual in
such eases. had written the name on a
card, and when the ceremony reached
this point he Owed into his vest-pocket
and handed out one. The priest tooh
it. glanced over il, and a look Of horror
came over his face. The godfather
turned as red as the gills of turkey
gobbler, went down in his pocket again.
brought out another card, handed it to
the priest, and received in return the
one he had first given the good man,
and the ceremony proceeded without
further interruption. The one he had
first handed the priest read. Il am
somewhat of liar myself, "-PeOria
Transcript.
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snun-Dipping in Washington

1t has been no secret that many
ladies in society here Of late years have
smoked more or less cigarets. This
winter the practice of snufl-dippi, Q
has found great favor among the fair
sex, and many genteel and high bred
ladies in society have INDUCED in it.
Each snuff-dipper has her bottle and
swab-stick. from and by which she con-
veys the filthy dust to her lips. The
article used for this repulsive purpose
is the old-fashioned yellow Scotch snuff,
of which four times as much is consum-
ed in this way by the women of this
metropolis than for the Utilization of the
oil factory organ by all the snuff-takers
of both sexes. When this practice has
once fastened upon women it said
that she rarely, if ever, is able to shake
it OFT. Neither mind, health, self-respect,
love for her husband, children, or friends
can give sufficient resolution to abstain
from digging or clipping, : as snuff
chewing is called. ~ Washington Letter.
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Ii was at ball. and he had just
come from the East He had been IT.
troduced to 4 lovely creature He told
me what she wore Hewas Of one those
fellows who know what ladies wear.
TWAS a sky-blue tunic, trimmed with
green lace and embroidered in gold.
with slirit Of Valencionnes linsey-
wolsey-or something like that. |
don I remember. He had caught her
name in introduction as Miss SOME
thing, and be was much touched by her
beauty. But he did not like the APP
parently very friendly terms she wa
on with another fellow. and he began
quietly pumping another fellow, TO find
out how things stood.
"He seems very fond of you. me
said.
''Oh, yes: he rather likes me
1T looks very serious
-, no; It's not very serious
but there is something"
Nothing out Of the ordinary,
Perhaps he is relation.
'.Yes he's relation.
brother or cousin2'
Neither. He's only relation ly
marriage He's my husband. San
Francisco Chronicle.
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THE OLD WORLD.

Daniel Grace, a farmer, of HILLARY
county, Cork, Ireland, has been evicted
after most determined resistance. A force
OF police went 10 his house early Saturday
morning for the purpose Of evicting him,
but he had erected barricades and su coed.
cd in keeping the officers at bay all day.
Monday the struggle was renewed, but the
police finally affected an entrance and
Grace was driven from his home.
A heavy landslide occurred at Monte
Carlo, France, on the eth. rock and earth
in immense masses coming down ON the
railway tracks and carriage ways, trains
and tourists having very narrow escapes
from destruction. The cause of the slide
was the result OF the earthquake that oe-
CURED in March.
The Pope has forwarded to the
French government proposals aiming to
bring about an understanding with France
with reference to the establishment of
diplomatic relations between the Vatican
and China.
A French man-Of-war has been sent
to Port-au-P Prince, as the French are afraid
Of massacre in Hayti should England insist
on collecting her old claims.